Navrelated

Navrelated is a term used in web development and content management to denote content, components, or metadata that pertain to site navigation. It is not a formal standard, and its exact meaning varies by system or project. In practice, navrelated might appear as a tag, category, CSS class, or data attribute used to group navigation-oriented items.

In content management workflows, navrelated tags can categorize pages that discuss menus, navigation patterns, or the accessibility and usability of navigational controls, as well as topics related to site structure. In front-end development, developers may apply a class named navrelated or a data-navrelated attribute to HTML elements to help scripts or styles target navigational components such as headers, navigation bars, breadcrumbs, or links within menus.

In documentation and wiki environments, navrelated serves as a cross-reference label to connect related articles about menus, breadcrumbs, sitemap design, anchor links, and responsive navigation. It can be employed in internal cross-linking strategies or as metadata used by search and navigation features within the system.

Accessibility and design considerations: navrelated resources often emphasize semantic HTML and clear relationships between navigation containers and their items. Using nav elements with proper roles and ARIA attributes is common, and maintaining consistent, descriptive tagging helps users and editors understand navigation-related content without ambiguity.

See also: navigation, menus, breadcrumbs, site map, internal linking.